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This is a nice space ambient/drone release by artist Kirill Platonkin. Kirill Platonkin comes from the far East of Russia. Where he lives, ambient music is not as popular, but as is obvious from the music, he both understands and appreciates it himself. We at Treetrunk really enjoy Kirill Platonkin's e.p., and we hope you will, as well.
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| 01_Call_Of_The_Sky |
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| 03_Breath_Of_Kailash |
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| 02_Distant_Observer |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Muzikal Mulch
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November 28, 2011
Subject: classic ambient sounds
Subject: classic ambient sounds
I enjoyed this release and couldn't help but to play it 3 times in a row upon first listen.
Something about track #3 reminds me of early 90s ambient- one of the compilations like Brief History or from Here to Tranquility-- it contains one of those spacious sounds that has floated around in my head since way back when-- listening to it on a starry night of camping- with nothing but friends, a campfire, a few empty bottles, and a boombox. Good days!
This EP took me there- but it's not retro music- it's, in fact, extremely modern and has all the right elements to be called "exceptional" in the world of netlabel ambient production-- really beautiful stuff!
Something about track #3 reminds me of early 90s ambient- one of the compilations like Brief History or from Here to Tranquility-- it contains one of those spacious sounds that has floated around in my head since way back when-- listening to it on a starry night of camping- with nothing but friends, a campfire, a few empty bottles, and a boombox. Good days!
This EP took me there- but it's not retro music- it's, in fact, extremely modern and has all the right elements to be called "exceptional" in the world of netlabel ambient production-- really beautiful stuff!
